fix(ci): remove release-please, this repo already uses semantic-release - #160
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release-please was added in #156 alongside the existing semantic-release setup (ci.yml) — both would trigger on push to main, double-releasing or conflicting. This repo already has a working, just-fixed (#159, no committed version file) semantic-release pipeline; it doesn't need a second release mechanism. Removing the release-please addition to leave exactly one.
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release-please was added in #156 alongside the existing semantic-release setup (ci.yml) — both would trigger on push to main, double-releasing or conflicting. This repo already has a working, just-fixed (#159, no committed version file) semantic-release pipeline; it doesn't need a second release mechanism.